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Although Toy Geek didn’t get to attend Toy Fair 2011 in New York this year (*sob*) I have been keeping a close eye on the coverage. And overall… well, it’s about what you would expect. The tech toys are making all of the geeks drool; movie tie-ins are dominating the scene (”Cars 2″, “The Smurfs” and the third “Transformers” all come out this year; and everyone wants to take pictures of the Lego statues.
A few bits of buzz I’ve been hearing: Hasbro’s new electronic version of Monopoly... Read Full Story
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Pretty much every gadget that could possibly be tied into Tron: Legacy has already been tied into that film… a library of tat comprising every gizmo from glowing Tron controll
ers to Tron mice to real-life Tron lightcycles and more.
How about a new Tron watch to go on top of all the other stuff? Granted, this Tron watch is just a concept made by designer Abhinav Dapke, but we certainly like it a lot more than the Tokyo Flash design that was floating out there back in October. This... Read Full Story
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The Lionel Brand has been making great Model Train products since 1900. If you are a Model Train Hobbyist looking to expand your collection of Lionel Trains visit Trains-Tracks.com for everything you need at one stop. With their Giant Online collection and New Arrivals daily Trains-Tracks.com is the place to find your next Model Train purchase. Read Full Story
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Those of you enthused by the recent spat of new fighting games, we’re talking Street Fighter IV and BlazBlue , will be pleased to know another much-loved fighting series is making a return.
Namco designer Daishi Odashima created a Twitter account on Christmas Day to announce to the world that a new game is in development. The tweet simply said:
SC is BACK! Get ready, fans!
It was also backed up with an image that showed Daishi holding a pen over the easily-recognizable Soul Calbur... Read Full Story
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I don’t know about you, but during the 90s I played a lot of Mortal Kombat, Mortal Kombat 2, and Mortal Kombat 3; even more than the Street Fighter games. Ever the last decade, however, the series has seriously lost its way and become a real joke. In fact, aside from Mortal Kombat vs. DC (which is considered MK8) not many people can name off Mortal Kombats 5-7. Well, now with Warner Brothers Games owning the franchise, and the Chicago-based development team re-branded Netherrealm Studios... Read Full Story
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Smartfish’s Engage keyboard , which we’ve heard about a number of times over the past two years, is finally available for sale. The company is billing the keyboard as ”the world’s first intelligent keyboard that prevents Repetitive Stress Injury”. It does this using “a patented motion system that studies your typing frequency and subtly changes your hand and wrist position while you work.”
I know what you’re thinking: “Huh?” This will help:
The patented “ErgoMotion” technology adjusts... Read Full Story
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Radio controlled excavators, long-range snowball launchers and fully-automatic Nerf rifles - 2010 was a great year for people who take their playtime seriously. These are some of the most fun toys we could get our hands on.
1. Solving the Smallest Rubik Cube In the World
At 0.39 inches (10mm) this is the smallest Rubik Cube in the world and the smallest piece of the 80s you can have in your hands-this side of Simon Le Bon’s fake eyelashes.
2. TRON Controllers Make Any Game a TRON Game... Read Full Story
